DesertRat
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~fr~ Most of my old faves have withstood the test of time and I've made a pretty successful attempt at replicating my original record collection in CD format. I've kept the Stooges in regular rotation ever since 1969, for example. One group that I guess I burned out on was Spooky Tooth. My buds and I used to go apeshit over the guitar on the Spooky Two album. I had the (used) CD in my hand the other day and almost bought it till all the songs flashed through my head and I realized I didn't really care to hear any of them again. Recently had a similar reaction to the first Alice Cooper album, Pretties for You, except I actually bought that one and kinda regretted it. Last week I was totally stoked to get a CD of Arthur Brown's second album, which has long been a Golden Fleece type thing for me. I loved it when I was in my 20s. What was I thinking?? My perceptions back then must have been somehow altered, maybe like the chemical equivalent of Beer Goggles. Some albums I haven't heard in decades, but I'm pretty sure they don't suck: The Cars and Candy-O by the Cars; Mott and The Hoople by (duh!) Mott the Hoople; and Get the Knack by the Knack. Actually, I seem to recall that the Knack record wasn't so hot except for My Sharona. Others I'm not so sure about: Born to Laugh at Tornados by Was (not was) and the first two albums by Montrose.
< Message edited by DesertRat -- 5/4/2009 3:47:18 PM >
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When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro--Hunter S. Thompson It's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide!--Chief Dead St. Knockout, 1933, Liverpool Damn the crops. I'll only find peace at the end of a rope.--Winston Van Loo, 1911
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